Yarn & Woodcock Flymph
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Yarn & Woodcock Flymph
Hook: Mustad 3913B, Size #12
Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer #11A, Scarlet
Hackle: Woodcock upper covert
Tail: Red Grouse hackle fibers
Body: Thread wraps with pink yarn blend brush palmered up shank
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Thread: Pearsall's Gossamer #11A, Scarlet
Hackle: Woodcock upper covert
Tail: Red Grouse hackle fibers
Body: Thread wraps with pink yarn blend brush palmered up shank
Photo lost
Last edited by tie2fish on Wed Oct 11, 2017 11:14 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Yarn & Woodcock Flymph
Simply elegant 

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like the agressive eye-up. And the colour-combo.
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Re: Yarn & Woodcock Flymph
I like the look of the hook a lot. For some reason my eyeballs and brain would not connect when I read the recipe. I kept missing the "brush" part of the desription. I understood the pink yarn palmered up the shank, but what was the ribbing? Got it now, finally. Great color combination. As I looked at it I kept thinking that it would be a terrific Grayling fly. Elegantly done.
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Bill, this is striking. I love grouse and red together and this composition with the fuzzy body and that cool hook makes a classic combo. Beautifully done.
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Re: Yarn & Woodcock Flymph
Ah, this one is nice--I'd bet it wets out to a very interesting color combination. 

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Nice fly!!
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tye2fish, Howdy;
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Hint, hint, hint .....CreationBear wrote:Ah, this one is nice--I'd bet it wets out to a very interesting color combination.

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Re: Yarn & Woodcock Flymph
Neat looking fly and very cool method.
Love that hook, is that what you call an up eye +? Really liking the size of that eye as well, hard to judge from right angles but it looks big enough in the round to get a tippet through on the first attempt..... without a lot of swearing!
Love that hook, is that what you call an up eye +? Really liking the size of that eye as well, hard to judge from right angles but it looks big enough in the round to get a tippet through on the first attempt..... without a lot of swearing!

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